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Part 2 of our special series on L.A. County's new tracking technology program for finding missing people with cognitive and communication disabilities.

July 25 had a warm night.  But the political temperature was hotter inside Burbank Unified School District headquarters.  Discord loomed.

The Burbank Downtown Car Classic attracted hoards of car enthusiasts walking San Fernando Boulevard between Angeleno and The Burbank Town Center, looking at 200 cars, motorcycles and almost anything with wheels.

Credit union with roots in local education to award $2,500 in college funds to two local students

On July 29 at 4:15 p.m., two women were robbed by two men at gunpoint in the Home Depot parking lot. One of the women was kidnapped, but was later discovered to have planned the incident with her ex-boyfriend who aided in the robbery.

The interfaith forum provoked thoughtful conversation and positivity.

Top celebrity vehicles, more than 150 classic cars, automotive-related vendors, and deejays spinning music from the decades will be in the spotlight at the 7th Annual Downtown Burbank Car Classic

L.A. County Sheriff's Department rolls out a new program using tracking technology to help find missing people in L.A. County with Alzheimer's, dementia and autism.

While it is true that Amelia Earhart was not a Burbanker she spent a lot of time here at Lockheed and the Burbank Airport, then called “United Airport”

On July 24, Burbank Police arrested an armed man who had stolen items from Walmart and fled on a bus.